South Whidbey claims 1st win

Herald staff

GRANITE FALLS – The ball changed hands three times in the last four minutes as two winless teams fought desperately for their first football win Friday.

Granite Falls scored with a minute to play to narrow the gap to three points. But South Whidbey recovered the ensuing onside kickoff to preserve its 15-12 North Cascades victory.

Granite Falls’ Todd Brown carried 20 times for 147 yards and a touchdown.

Andy Wills led the Falcons with 77 yards rushing.

Jeremy Iverson threw a TD pass and ran for a touchdown for South Whidbey.


Granite Falls-Brown 21 run (kick failed)

South Whidbey-Safety, ball centered out of end zone

South Whidbey-Greene 23 pass from Iverson (kick failed)

South Whidbey-Iverson 1 run (Coleman kick)

Granite Falls-Willard 2 run (run failed)

Records-South Whidbey 1-7 in league, 1-8 overall. Granite Falls 0-8, 0-9.

Lakewood 43, Life Christian 13: Leon Dietlin rushed for two touchdowns and passed for three to lead Lakewood to the non-league victory. Dietlin completed six of 14 passes for 115 yards.


Life Christian

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7

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6

13

Lakewood

14

6

8

15

43


Lakewood-Dietlin 3 run (Clifton kick)

Lakewood-Dietlin 4 run (Clifton kick)

Life Christian-Williams 9 run (Sung kick)

Lakewood-Valenzuela 9 pass fron Dietlin (kick blocked)

Lakewood-Clifton 15 pass from Dietlin (Dietlin run)

Lakewood-Wortham 20 pass from Dietlin (Poeschel run)

Life Christian-Dovey 57 pass from McPherson (pass failed)

Lakewood-Regan 5 run (Clifton kick)

Records-Lakewood 3-6 overall. Life Christian 0-9.

Inglemoor 12, Bothell 6: With the 12-6 victory over Bothell, Inglemoor moves into a three-way tie for second place in the Kingco 4A with Bothell and Woodinville. Bryan Skrinski scored Bothell’s only touchdown on a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter.


Bothell

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0

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6

6

Inglemoor

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6

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6

12


Bothell-Skrinski 3 run (kick blocked)

Records-Bothell 6-3 in league, 6-3 overall. Inglemoor 6-3, 6-3.

Archbishop Murphy 35, Concrete 26: Ben Waiss and Jevon Butler each ran for two touchdowns to lead Archbishop Murphy to the Northwest A League victory.


Archbishop Murphy

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Concrete

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26


Concrete-Sanchez 80 kickoff return (Sanchez kick)

Archbishop Murphy-Waiss 52 run (Wolff run)

Archbishop Murphy-Butler 14 run (kick failed)

Concrete-Sanchez 58 pass from McAdam (Sanchez kick)

Archbishop Murphy-Duell 2 run (Tilton kick)

Archbishop Murphy-Butler 6 run (Tilton kick)

Archbishop Murphy-Waiss 1 run (Tilton kick)

Concrete-R.Wilson 1 run (kick failed)

Concrete-Sanchez 25 pass from McAdam (pass failed)

Records-Archbishop Murphy 2-2 in league and 5-3 overall. Concrete 1-4, 4-5.

Cedar Park Christian 2, Grace Academy 1: Cedar Park Christian’s Andrew Filion scored both goals as his team eliminated Grace Academy from the Class A/B tri-district playoffs. Grace Academy will play Mount Vernon Christian at 4 p.m. today at Edmonds Stadium in a winner-to-state game. Grady Harmon scored for Grace Academy.

Goals-Grace Academy: Harmon. Cedar Park Christian: Filion 2. Goalkeepers-Grace Academy: Lugg. Cedar Park Christian: Haug. Records-Grace Academy: 8-7-1. Cedar Park Christian: Not reported.

Bush 2, Archbishop Murphy 1: Bush eliminated the Wildcats from the tri-district playoffs and will play Seattle Lutheran in a winner-to-state game today.

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